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  • verb Present participle of caffeinate.

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Examples

  • Most mornings I'm caffeinating against the clock as I rush off to my first class or meeting of the day, and realistically I know that's unlikely to change.

    Briallen Hopper: 3 New Year's Resolutions For Christians Briallen Hopper 2011

  • Most mornings I'm caffeinating against the clock as I rush off to my first class or meeting of the day, and realistically I know that's unlikely to change.

    Briallen Hopper: 3 New Year's Resolutions For Christians Briallen Hopper 2011

  • CM-427 found out the hard way, that being a mobile-coffee dispensing robot, that it was even plagued by the caffeinating effects of the coffee.

    EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Sketch a Day: 02-23-2008 2008

  • I fell asleep in a chair, but I'd been living on diet Coke, caffeinating myself, and I jerked awake, pitched over on my face and really banged up my ankle.

    A Brief Tale of Uncompensated Overtime Steve Hulett 2006

  • We had quite the fun time, chatting and caffeinating for hours, until tygerlilly had to return to Columbia, and vidicon had to hunt stray cats.

    It's Monday, and I'm a Slut yendi 2003

  • In a short time, we have gained a mandatory appreciation of (addiction to?) the caffeinating effects of coffee.

    2007 Field Note 2 - The Good Life: A Day at Hierakonpolis 2002

  • Presses, mills and other caffeinating paraphernalia line the walls, items of worship in an arabica-based belief system.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed DRAKE BAER 2011

  • If Seattle's victory at New York showed the no-huddle offense can be like a shot of espresso, caffeinating the offense, then the loss in Cleveland showed that Seattle may need a more balanced diet.

    The Seattle Times 2011

  • Presses, mills and other caffeinating paraphernalia line the walls, items of worship in an arabica-based belief system.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed DRAKE BAER 2011

  • I'm pretty sure it's a general health and safety rule that one must not operate power tools or try to put together furniture without first caffeinating oneself.

    jamelah.net 2009

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